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yi-fuzzy-open (empty) → 0.1.0

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Dependencies added: base, binary, containers, data-default, directory, filepath, mtl, text, transformers-base, vector, yi, yi-language, yi-rope

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+ Setup.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@+import Distribution.Simple+main = defaultMain
+ src/Yi/Fuzzy.hs view
@@ -0,0 +1,240 @@+{-# LANGUAGE DeriveDataTypeable #-}+{-# LANGUAGE DeriveGeneric #-}+{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}+{-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables #-}+{-# OPTIONS_HADDOCK show-extensions #-}++-- |+-- Module      :  Yi.Fuzzy+-- License     :  GPL-2+-- Maintainer  :  yi-devel@googlegroups.com+-- Stability   :  experimental+-- Portability :  portable++--   TODO if need arises: factor out generic part that captures a pattern of+--   having an interactive minibuffer and a window that just renders some state.++module Yi.Fuzzy (fuzzyOpen) where++import           Control.Applicative+import           Control.Monad+import           Control.Monad.Base+import           Control.Monad.State (gets)+import           Data.Binary+import           Data.Default+import           Data.List (isSuffixOf)+import qualified Data.Map.Strict as M+import           Data.Monoid+import qualified Data.Text as T+import qualified Data.Text.Encoding as T+import           Data.Typeable+import qualified Data.Vector as V+import           GHC.Generics+import           System.Directory (doesDirectoryExist, getDirectoryContents)+import           System.FilePath ((</>))++import           Yi+import           Yi.Completion+import           Yi.MiniBuffer+import qualified Yi.Rope as R+import           Yi.Types+import           Yi.Utils ()++-- FuzzyState is stored in minibuffer's dynamic state+data FuzzyState = FuzzyState+    { _fsItems :: !(V.Vector FuzzyItem)+    , fsSelectedIndex :: !(Maybe Int)+    , fsNeedle :: !T.Text+    } deriving (Show, Generic, Typeable)++data FuzzyItem+    = FileItem { _filePath :: !FilePath }+    | BufferItem { _bufferIdent :: !BufferId }+    deriving (Show, Typeable)++-- TODO: make subsequenceMatch work on Text+itemToString :: FuzzyItem -> String+itemToString (FileItem x) = x+itemToString (BufferItem (MemBuffer x))  = T.unpack x+itemToString (BufferItem (FileBuffer x))  = x++fuzzyOpen :: YiM ()+fuzzyOpen = do+    fileList <- fmap (fmap FileItem)+                     (liftBase (getRecursiveContents "."))+    bufList <- fmap (fmap (BufferItem . ident . attributes))+                    (withEditor (gets (M.elems . buffers)))+    promptRef <- withEditor (spawnMinibufferE "" (const localKeymap))+    let initialState =+            FuzzyState (V.fromList (fileList <> bufList))+                       (Just 0)+                       ""+    withGivenBuffer promptRef $ do+        putBufferDyn initialState+    withEditor (renderE initialState)++-- shamelessly stolen from Chapter 9 of Real World Haskell+-- takes about 3 seconds to traverse linux kernel, which is not too outrageous+-- TODO: check if it works at all with cyclic links+-- TODO: perform in background, limit file count or directory depth+getRecursiveContents :: FilePath -> IO [FilePath]+getRecursiveContents topdir = do+    names <- getDirectoryContents topdir+    let properNames = filter predicate names+        predicate fileName = and+            [ fileName `notElem` [".", "..", ".git", ".svn"]+            , not (".hi" `isSuffixOf` fileName)+            , not ("-boot" `isSuffixOf` fileName)+            ]+    paths <- forM properNames $ \name -> do+        let path = topdir </> name+        isDirectory <- doesDirectoryExist path+        if isDirectory+            then getRecursiveContents path+            else return [path]+    return (concat paths)++localKeymap :: Keymap+localKeymap =+    choice+        [ spec KEnter ?>>! openInThisWindow+        , ctrlCh 't'  ?>>! openInNewTab+        , ctrlCh 's'  ?>>! openInSplit+        , spec KEsc   ?>>! cleanupE+        , ctrlCh 'g'  ?>>! cleanupE+        , ctrlCh 'h'  ?>>! updatingB (deleteB Character Backward)+        , spec KBS    ?>>! updatingB (deleteB Character Backward)+        , spec KDel   ?>>! updatingB (deleteB Character Backward)+        , ctrlCh 'a'  ?>>! moveToSol+        , ctrlCh 'e'  ?>>! moveToEol+        , spec KLeft  ?>>! moveXorSol 1+        , spec KRight ?>>! moveXorEol 1+        , ctrlCh 'p'  ?>>! modifyE decrementIndex+        , spec KUp    ?>>! modifyE decrementIndex+        , ctrlCh 'n'  ?>>! modifyE incrementIndex+        , spec KDown  ?>>! modifyE incrementIndex+        , ctrlCh 'w'  ?>>! updatingB (deleteB unitWord Backward)+        , ctrlCh 'u'  ?>>! updatingB (moveToSol >> deleteToEol)+        , ctrlCh 'k'  ?>>! updatingB deleteToEol+        ]+    <|| (insertChar >>! ((withCurrentBuffer updateNeedleB) >>= renderE))+    where updatingB :: BufferM () -> EditorM ()+          updatingB bufAction = withCurrentBuffer (bufAction >> updateNeedleB) >>= renderE++updateNeedleB :: BufferM FuzzyState+updateNeedleB = do+   needle <- R.toText <$> readLnB+   oldState <- getBufferDyn+   let intermediateState = oldState { fsNeedle = needle }+       newState = intermediateState+           { fsSelectedIndex =+               case V.toList (filteredItems intermediateState) of+                   [] -> Nothing+                   (_, index) : _ -> Just index+           }+   putBufferDyn newState+   return newState++filteredItems :: FuzzyState -> (V.Vector (FuzzyItem, Int))+filteredItems (FuzzyState items _ needle) =+    V.filter (subsequenceMatch (T.unpack needle) . itemToString . fst)+             (V.zip items (V.enumFromTo 0 (V.length items)))++modifyE :: (FuzzyState -> FuzzyState) -> EditorM ()+modifyE f = do+    prevState <- withCurrentBuffer getBufferDyn+    let newState = f prevState+    withCurrentBuffer (putBufferDyn newState)+    renderE newState++incrementIndex :: FuzzyState -> FuzzyState+incrementIndex fs@(FuzzyState _ Nothing _) = fs+incrementIndex fs@(FuzzyState _ (Just index) _) =+    let fitems = filteredItems fs+        steps = V.zipWith (\x y -> (snd x, snd y)) fitems (V.tail fitems)+        newIndex =  case V.find ((== index) . fst) steps of+            Nothing -> Just index+            Just (_, nextIndex) -> Just nextIndex+    in fs { fsSelectedIndex = newIndex }++decrementIndex :: FuzzyState -> FuzzyState+decrementIndex fs@(FuzzyState _ Nothing _) = fs+decrementIndex fs@(FuzzyState _ (Just index) _) =+    let fitems = filteredItems fs+        steps = V.zipWith (\x y -> (snd x, snd y)) (V.tail fitems) fitems+        newIndex = case V.find ((== index) . fst) steps of+            Nothing -> Just index+            Just (_, prevIndex) -> Just prevIndex+    in fs { fsSelectedIndex = newIndex }++renderE :: FuzzyState -> EditorM ()+renderE fs@(FuzzyState _ selIndex _) = do+    let content = V.toList (fmap renderItem (filteredItems fs))+        -- TODO justify to actual screen width+        renderItem (item, itemIndex) = (T.justifyLeft 79 ' ' . mconcat)+            [ (if Just itemIndex == selIndex then "* " else "  ")+            , renderItem' item+            ]+        renderItem' (FileItem x) = "File  " <> T.pack x+        renderItem' (BufferItem (MemBuffer x)) = "Buffer  " <> x+        renderItem' (BufferItem (FileBuffer x)) = "Buffer  " <> T.pack x+    setStatus (content, defaultStyle)++openInThisWindow :: YiM ()+openInThisWindow = openRoutine (return ())++openInSplit :: YiM ()+openInSplit = openRoutine splitE++openInNewTab :: YiM ()+openInNewTab = openRoutine newTabE++openRoutine :: EditorM () -> YiM ()+openRoutine preOpenAction = do+    FuzzyState items mselIndex _ <- withCurrentBuffer getBufferDyn+    case mselIndex of+        Nothing -> printMsg "Nothing selected"+        Just selIndex -> do+            let action = case items V.! selIndex of+                    FileItem x -> void (editFile x)+                    BufferItem x -> withEditor $ do+                        bufs <- gets (M.assocs . buffers)+                        case filter ((== x) . ident . attributes . snd) bufs of+                            [] -> error ("Couldn't find buffer" <> show x)+                            (bufRef, _) : _ -> switchToBufferE bufRef+            withEditor $ do+                cleanupE+                preOpenAction+            action++insertChar :: Keymap+insertChar = textChar >>= write . insertB++cleanupE :: EditorM ()+cleanupE = clrStatus >> closeBufferAndWindowE++instance Binary FuzzyItem where+    put (FileItem x) = put (0 :: Int) >> put x+    put (BufferItem x) = put (1 :: Int) >> put x+    get = do+        tag :: Int <- get+        case tag of+            0 -> liftM FileItem get+            1 -> liftM BufferItem get+            _ -> error "Unexpected FuzzyItem Binary."++instance Binary FuzzyState where+    put (FuzzyState items index needle) = do+        put (V.length items)+        V.mapM_ put items+        put index+        put (T.encodeUtf8 needle)+    get = do+        itemCount <- get+        items <- liftM V.fromList (replicateM itemCount get)+        liftM2 (FuzzyState items) get (liftM T.decodeUtf8 get)++instance Default FuzzyState where+    def = FuzzyState mempty Nothing mempty++instance YiVariable FuzzyState
+ yi-fuzzy-open.cabal view
@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@+name:           yi-fuzzy-open+version:        0.1.0+category:       Development, Editor+synopsis:       Fuzzy open plugin for Yi.+description:+    This plugin tries to do what ctrl-p does for vim and helm does for emacs.+license:        GPL-2+license-file:   LICENSE+author:         AUTHORS+maintainer:     yi-devel@googlegroups.com+homepage:       https://github.com/yi-editor/yi-fuzzy-open+bug-reports:    https://github.com/yi-editor/yi-fuzzy-open/issues+Cabal-Version:  >= 1.6+tested-with:    GHC==7.8.3+build-type:     Simple++library+  hs-source-dirs: src+  exposed-modules:+    Yi.Fuzzy++  build-depends:+      base >= 4.6 && <5+    , binary+    , containers+    , data-default+    , directory+    , filepath+    , mtl+    , text+    , transformers-base+    , vector+    , yi >= 0.10.1+    , yi-language+    , yi-rope++  ghc-options: -Wall